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Port of San Francisco 1851.
Passenger and Immigration Lists Index (PILI)

Arrive San Francisco

November 19, 1850
SS Gold Hunter
Captain (Not Noted)
From Acapulco, Mexico, with stops in Mazatlan, San Diego, Monterey

Passage

37 days from Acapulco, Mexico, via Mazatlan, Mexico, 27 days, St. Quentin harbor, 10 days, San Diego, California, 9 days, and Monterey, California, 12 hours. After leaving Mazatlan ran out of coal and had to put into St. Quentin harbor, where vessel remained for twelve days when she was supplied from San Diego, California.

Cargo

Three bales leather, 176 bags beans, $300,000 in specie.

Passengers

From Acapulco

    Brooks, Charles
    Fitch, Rev. A.

From Mazatlan

    Andrade, Evarista
    Barron, Jose
    Bell, Mr.
    Bernard, Hipolito and servant
    Brecero, J.
    Camarina, Anto
    Cazenora, Camilo
    Cazenova, Feo
    Claguna, Fes
    Curry, Mr.
    De Jiutas, Diego
    De Laguna, Jose De.
    Elisondo, J.
    Fleshener, Marcos
    Fletes, Anto
    Garcia, Meguel
    Garcia, Rio
    Gonzalez, A.
    Herpe, Faustino
    Jacobs, H.H.
    Keogh, Dennis
    Larraza, Ildefonso
    Lassepas, N.
    Mails, Mr.
    Malvaso, B.
    Malvaso, Nicolas
    Martinez, Cleta
    Martinez, Daris
    Martinez, Marcella
    Mendia, Mr. A.
    Molera, Francisco
    Mortinez, Mariquita
    Outidera, Jerfasota
    Ramirez, Dona Iza and servant
    Redet, Morris
    Rodriguez, Clemencia

From San Diego

    Allen, Lemuel
    Ames, Mr.
    Atkins, John R.
    Bachelder, J.B.
    Barton, Nathan R.
    Bell, R.P.
    Bird, ?
    Blunt, Lt. Simeon F., U.S. Navy
    Boyer, J.B.
    Boyer, Peter C.
    Brooking, B.
    Brown, Major N.W., U.S. Army
    Carasco, Crecencio
    Carney, James
    Cox, M.J.
    Davis, William A.
    Duff, Mr.
    Farrar, R.
    Girffin, Dr. P.J.
    Griffin, Mitchell
    Hack, William
    Haley, Capt.
    Hammands, S.M.
    Harrell, Edward
    Harrell, Jasper
    Hayford, C.H.
    Holmes, John
    Hulsey, Charles
    Jardid, Juan
    Johns, Lt., U.S. Army
    Johnson, James
    Lane, R.H.
    Marcias, Gregoria
    Marks, J.
    Martin, J.H.
    Martin, John J.
    McAllister, G.M.
    McClure, James
    McMickie, A.J.
    McMickie, John C.
    Morris, Abraham
    Parris, W.M.
    Reed, L.F.
    Riley, John
    Rogers, T.I.
    Sebastian, E.
    Shaw, T.
    Tasker, J.F.
    Thompson, Isaac
    Towne, Almond S.
    Tully, Abraham
    Vickara, Miceael
    Warren, J.
    Willis, E.R. and servant

From Monterey

    Allar, George
    Allar, Joseph
    Arila, Dona Rosa and two children
    Coffin, J.W.
    Leonard, George
    Ramirez, Matto


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Page: http://www.maritimeheritage.org/gh111950
Date Entered: January 2000
Source: Daily Alta California
Sources: Newspaper Archives, Geographicus, Daily Alta California


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